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intensive

[in-ten-siv] / ɪnˈtɛn sɪv /


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The inquest was told Ms Hunt was taken by ambulance to the Avrupa Safak Hospital in Istanbul, which has a specialist cardiac intensive care unit, where she later died.

From BBC

Gaza's health ministry said a two-week old boy named Mohammed Abu al-Khair had died of hypothermia on Monday, two days after he had been admitted to hospital and placed in intensive care.

From BBC

He called on the department and the barristers to go back into "intensive talks" to stop the action from taking place.

From BBC

The investor placed a big short bet on legacy data centers in 2022, describing the old cloud data center business as “crummy,” with a “very low return on capital business, highly capital intensive.”

From MarketWatch

When a pre-existing illness became more acute her daughter ended up in intensive care in hospital.

From BBC